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    Differential Transmissivity of Shortwave Insolation and Longwave Terrestrial Radiation by Various
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Differential Transmissivity of Shortwave Insolation and Longwave Terrestrial Radiation by Various

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Differential transmissivity of shortwave insolation and longwave terrestrial radiation by various atmospheric gases is better known as the


A) global dimming.
B) greenhouse effect.
C) cloud-albedo forcing.
D) global warming.

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